Kate and Cassie read W.A. writer Holden Sheppard's King of Dirt, a vibrant, gay coming-of-age story set in Geraldton. Plus, Australian author Jennifer Mills' new one, Salvage, in which we enter a very well drawn post apocalyptic Mad Max-ish world; and, Florence Knapp's The Names has been named one of the most anticipated fiction releases of the year, a sliding doors story leading to three different versions of one family's life. Does it live up to the hype?BOOKSHolden Sheppard, King of Dirt, Pantera PressJennifer Mills, Salvage, PicadorFlorence Knapp, The Names, PhoenixGUESTSJohan Gabrielsson, documentary maker currently working on a film about architecture and modernismSeth Robinson, writer, producer, and lecturer at the University of MelbourneOTHER BOOKS MENTIONEDTim Winton, JuiceJames Bradley, LandfallCharles Dickens, worksGeoffrey Chaucer, The Canterbury TalesHisham Matar: A Month in Siena; The Return: My FriendsAsako Yuzuki, ButterDominic Amerena, I Want EverythingCREDITSPresenter, Kate Evans and Cassie McCullaghProducer, Kate Evans and Sarah CorbettSound engineer, Roi Huberman and Tim JenkinsExecutive producer, Rhiannon Brown